2006–2007 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
ART110B Topics in Art: Photography/Camera/Film credits: 1
The student will develop an understanding for using a film camera. The student will learn
to properly expose and process black and white film.
ART110C Topics in Art: Photography/Darkroom credits: 1
The student will develop an understanding for using the darkroom enlarger. The student
will learn to properly expose and process black and white photographic paper.
ART110D Topics in Art: Photography/Digital credits: 1
The student will develop an understanding of digital photography. The student will use a
digital camera and Photoshop Elements 3 to produce digital prints.
ART110E Printmaking/Stencil Processes credits: 2
An introduction to the discipline of printmaking using the traditional studio processes
pochoir and serigraphy. With an emphasis on studio production, this course addresses color
separation, registration, proofing, and editioning.
ART110F Printmaking: Relief/Intaglio Processes credits: 2
An introduction to the discipline of printmaking using the traditional studio processes relief
and intaglio. With an emphasis on studio production, this course addresses color separation,
registration, proofing, and editioning.
ART110G Painting with Oils credits: 2
Students explore oil painting as an integrative process involving aspects of drawing, design,
color, and image in the organization of a two-dimensional surface.
ART110H Painting with Watercolors credits: 2
Students explore watercolor painting as an integrative process involving aspects of drawing,
design, color, and image in the organization of a two-dimensional surface.
ART110I Ceramics: Handbuilding credits: 2
Students explore the techniques of hand built ceramic form, as related to functional ware
and as sculptural object. A variety of clay techniques, glazing, firing procedures, and topics
in craft criticism are explored.
ART110J Ceramics: Wheel Thrown Vessels credits: 2
Students explore the techniques of wheel-thrown form, as related to functional ware and
the vessel as sculptural object. A variety of clay techniques, glazing, firing procedures, and
topics in craft criticism are explored.
ART110K Photography for Non-Art Majors credits: 3
A thorough first term course in basic black and white photography. It is designed for the
student with no prior knowledge of photography. The course will introduce the student to:
the basic understanding and operation of the 35mm SLR camera, the basic understanding
and operation of the enlarger, the proper mixing and handling of photographic chemicals,
proper darkroom procedures, proper film development, the techniques of print making,
and basic lighting techniques.
ART202 Drawing & Design II credits: 3
This course utilizes nature, still life, and the human figure to study line, form, space, and
value. A variety of wet and dry media plus the introduction of color are used to further
develop the student's understanding and skills in drawing and design.
PREREQUISITES: ART101
ART204 3-Dimensional Design credits: 3
An introductory forum for understanding basic design principles, concepts, materials and
processes with an emphasis on creating three-dimensional art. This course includes basic
techniques of constructing, assembling, fabrication, and experimental mediums.
PREREQUISITES: ART101